RGBverse

RGBverse is a bit of an unexpected surprise in the sense that it’s a game that looks somewhat decent but has well-above decent gameplay. It’s a skill platformer that involves the control of a perpetually rolling ball across an obstacle-filled track.

As mentioned above, RGBverse is a ball platformer in which skill makes all the difference. Each course is littered with obstacles of different forms that hinder your travel in a certain way.

Overcoming them takes a bit of practice as it’s highly unlikely that you’ll be able to complete a level from start to finish in one go. It’s not impossible though, but you do get a series of new kind of traps on certain levels and there’s a good chance that they will catch you totally off guard.

There are no randomized levels or traps in this one. Everything is neatly choreographed for you to dance to, which means that RGBverse is a game that you finish thanks to repetition and slight improvements in the way you play. Nonetheless, the challenge is there, and it’s real.

An interesting mechanic that is present in RGBverse is one that forces you to swap the color of your sphere to be able to overcome some obstacles. RGB, as you can assume, is there for a reason because red, green and blue are the colors you’ll be changing between.

Apart from mastering precise jumping, you’ll have to quickly swap colors so that the one of the ball matches that of the platform you’re about to land on. It sounds like a simple task but it will be confusing at times, which is fun if you have a high level of patience and determination.

To wrap it up, RGBverse is a good game for the arcade/platformer fans. It uses a mixture of simple gameplay mechanics that come together to offer a real challenge.